Pinnacle Airlines Corporation has released capacity and operational results for its Pinnacle Airlines, Inc. subsidiary for November 2008.
Traffic (RPMs) for the month grew 1.7% compared with November 2007's figure to 389,089,000. Capacity (ASMs) grew 7.4% to 524,821,000 over the respective period last year. Load factor dropped 4.2 percentage points (pp) from 78.3% in November 2007 to 74.1%. Total passengers carried dropped only slightly from 835,086 in November 2007 to 834,729 this November.
The carrier's year-to-date performance (January-November) showed traffic (RPMs) grow 4.2% against a capacity increase of 4.7% resulting in a load factor drop of 0.4 pp compared with the same 11-month period in 2007. Passengers carried went up 3.6% from 9,199,818 to 9,526,949.
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